Assignment 1: Exploring the Counselor MapAccording to Murdock (2009):Counseling theory provides thecounselor with a map. On this map, counselor and client can locatewhere they are right now and see the path to where they want to go. Thetheory specifies the ‘good’ way to go. In the blooming wild of theworld, the theory tells the therapist which of the zillion bits ofinformation presented in human experience are important and how toorganize them. (p. 5)Murdock goes on to compare each specificcounseling theory to a separate route on the map, stating that it iswise to follow the chosen route most of the time but that it iscertainly alright to venture onto side roads once in a while (Murdock,2009). She cautions, however, that:There is an ethical issue. Youare not traveling alone. Your client is in the car with you and expectsthat you know how to drive and where you’re going. Althoughfree-spirited wandering might be helpful to some clients, it could bevery dangerous for others. (p. 5)Tasks:In a minimum of 200 words, post to the Discussion Area your responses to the following:Complete the Selective Theory Sorter—Revised (STS-R).Click here to access the survey. The STS-R appears on pages 31-36.Tally your scores.Identify three theories with the highest scores and specify the score for each.Discuss whether theresults are consistent with your early impressions of the theoreticalorientations you would most like to consider adopting.Discuss whether these three theories fit your view of human nature and how to best help others change.Support your rationale and analysis by usingat least two resources from professional literature in your response.Professional literature may include the University online libraryresources; relevant textbooks; peer-reviewed journal articles; andwebsites created by professional organizations, agencies, orinstitutions (websites ending in .edu or .gov). YOU WILL NEED THIS INFO TO GET INTO SURVEY EMAIL OGORDON3@stu.argosy.edu PASSWORD ReadBoard@